Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 10, 1913 · page 5

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« A Complete. uAIaortlnérlli Vof.
‘ .L‘udlds' . . "

.KIMONOS

inn Lawn and Grape Cloth.
“sue 250,506Ind ’1-00
WLDRDN' S ROMPERS. in.
(it , . and Galatea
mallet 256 and 50st
miea’ HOUSE DRESSES.
In Percale and Ging-
hall‘s. at ’“
81.00,‘ 01.25 and $1.4“

E. K. BANKS

Mahaokomo Hotel ‘llook'. '
South Not-wall: '

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WEATHER FORECAST.

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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night with frost, Sunday fairt moderate
to brisk north winds. Weather con-‘
ditions: An extended area of highl
pressure, which is central this morn-
ing over the Lake region is causing
unusually low temperatures for the
season of the year in all the northern
districts from Montana eastward to
Maine. vli‘rosts were reported from
Minnesota eastward to Vermont. It
was snowing this morning at Burling-
ton, Vt.. and at Northileld, Vt, the
temperature was down to 30. A slight
disturbance, central near Hatter-es, N.
0.. is causing unsettled showery
weather on the Middle Atlantic coast.

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature Low, 50; high, 71.
Clear.

 
 

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The three cent parcel post stamp
was received in the NorwalkV post
ohloo yesterday. , .

 

V «Sleeve mourning bands, omien‘s.

Mrs. C. Killernbach, of Brooklyn, is
spending the week end in Norwallt.
visiting friendll.

~Fresh Kodak films received today
at Beers“.

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.A stated convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A M., will be held at its
rooms May 18th, 1913.1“ 8 ocloclr
p. m. The M. E. M degree will be
worked.

 

~Umbrellas and canes. O'Brien'S.
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The grund, free utreet parade at-
tracted the youngsters of the town
this morning and whether they will
attend the circus itself or not does not
matter for they have seen one of, its
most interesting features.

 

-'lle.ko thin adv. to O'Brien and get
(row 50 to 80c oncsli straw hate.

as»...

 

financial Agent John G. Ahern, or the
New York, New Haven and liartford
railroad force. stationed in Waterbury.
was set upon and severely beaten by
two hobou near Mormon Junction early
last evening. The We then gave their
name» as William and Thomas Nixon
of idimiro. N. Y. They were warned
away from the railroad proyorly by the
offlteer and Holland of obeying turned
mum MmAhorn and inflicted injuries
to his head and client. it is expected
lhntltwiii be several days before Mr.
Micro will be able to ortum to duty.
ctr. Ahoru is well known in this city
as he ctnnoa bore frequently in donned
lion with his, work.

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ADVEIITIBED LETTER!

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Below is a list or letter! rein-lino:
uncalled for at the following punt om-
cco for the ourmt won

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Illutli ”Will.
or. ChafleaA. limo. ,
Mm «Amanda Christensen.
Mina Beatrice limb.
. Thou. lull Fairbanks:
Mrs. Annie Farm, 13 Raymond at.
V ll. Feinberi, til will" fit.
hanger my. Co. v , .
Afro. Morena I. flotilla, West at.
Am” datum. “ '
F. n. W P.1d.

 
 

W P. Beers

 

 
 

Goods J'

We carry a full line of Rackets and. "
Bill S. .

8 SOUTH- MAIN ST. .

 

 
 

Base Ball"
Goods

TENNIS GOODS.
A Line that is Complete. ,
Spaiding Tennis Balls 25¢ each
Wright and Diteon Tennis Balls ..
45¢ each

Domicily’s

Stationery Store

16 SOUTH MAIN: STREET.
95....__....x__.- w -

 

 

David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

gnaw no news MBUILDINO,
27 Wasumorou or.

Tet. office. locus: house. 698.

 

 

Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire

FOR ALL OGOASIONI.
DAY OI NIGHT.

I‘el. I360— ]. VAAST

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Mam 4...-

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Paper
" Hanging

Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.

Hm ;; ertW. Gotham

38 GREGORY BOULEVARD,
East Norwaik. Phone 598-12.

 

 

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Daily Line to N. Y.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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'3 Our Chauffeurs are Experienced andCareful Men. and

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Shoulders

Automobile

your out» by tire?

protect your legal liability an owner
and operator of an auto?

furnished.

J. M. Layton &Co..lnc.

Mountain
Refrigerators

it, and duplex circulation, are -

they combine all the essential ‘
features that a scientifically ooh-
eiructed refrigerator should poo

"3938.
VaANerRV. octo. CLEAN.
, ECONOMICAL AND
DUR‘ABLE.

Our line comprises different
sizes, patterns and finishes.
All reasonably priced.

A. J. Collinsiiz
Company

 

Goal-«Delivered $6.50 per ton
Pea Cdal $5. 00 per ton
Wood- Cut and Split- Fire-Place Wood

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

53 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438-

O. B. Jackson

V ‘ Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
"Estes Examined Free.

 

 
 

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Automobiles to Rent by Hour, Day or Week

our Rates are Reasonable. ,

Try a Trip This Fine Weather;
OSCAR H. BANKS * Zflfim

GARAGE. RIVER STREET.

 

 

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so I Pineapples o for 25:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Automobile and Engine
ilils, l’olarinc Iliavolino,
Mobile Oils, Spark ,Plugs,
High and Low Tension
(‘Inblna 'olumllla No. lilx
Iiutterlm, Lucas l’aiuth

Insurance

Are you protected sealant loan of
Do you carry Liability insurance to

Rates and particulars cheerfully

.Y‘NDAID all.
i liven the Most l’clwor and

Prevent»; l'lhginu Trouble.

Railroad five. main Namath

Open Iundoyu until it o'oiooa

 

For FREIGHT Only

Freight Propellers leave Pier, 28.
lilaot River. New York (tool. of Dover
street). every day (except holiday) at
a p. m. Freight received at Norwalk
up to i o. m and South Norwalk up
to 6: to p. m.

Norwalitv Steamboat Company

Analogy. Cmith. . o. c. Housman.
Leases. animal Agent.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

chromite “who can A
Fred. H. Ganung

Funeral Director
Add Embalmer .

mm fit-him"

 

 

 

 

Open Monday hmi “tori!” Ironing.

The South licrwalit hardware
it Auto Supply Company

42 While llnfl

fluen- mo Mon. 7134!

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ummAMuWW-I can 4...». 4.. A.

returnees Gaul. 720

' 7 , . (awryfiouimrd)
_ our nonunion

eras slimmer: ms:
AND statistic commute

 

‘8“ Food cooked to Order

outrun BANK columns.
. cello Norwalla

Fouwroit Optical Go}

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finohihg‘iwu Pool.
and in regular mac

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

The Client with the chill in 1'

perfect food lli‘eservers, because "

 

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:j ed by Christian Gartman. died Wed-
-: uesdny after several days illness.

_: obserVed Friday evening at Norfield
.- Grange.
‘I been prepared and many visitors are

day the funeral of her nephew, Alberto
. Downs in Bridgeport. Deceased was a

per lb:- 13%.:
25 lb. Bag'Granulated Sugar $1.15

New Potatoes, quart

Auto Supplies

GASOLINE

"no“. t. "Willi. an.

Ionics. Ill Verb It. In ”use. ill.

 

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sum bloom in him at ‘ I“ .

“innit l’iiililiii nu

 

 

Jerome Davis has recovered from a
few days illness. ‘

 

Charles Williams, at Reddlng, spent
yesterday in town.

 
 
 

 

Miss Anna Banks, has visited rela-
tives in‘Greenfield.

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S. J. Hardisty, and family, spent
last evening in Westport.

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Frank Dikeman spent yesterday on
business in the [inner Parish,

J. K. Chamberlain will spend the
week- end, at his home here.

 

Mrs. M, F. Hill, spent yesterday
with relatives in Godfrey street.

Friends from Southport. have been
guests of Dr.’ and Mrs. Frank Gorharn,

Mr. and Mrs, William Gurry.~of the
Lower Parish. are entertaining friends

 

Wilbur Sturges and L. A. Meade,
were visitors in Hartford. 0.11 Wednes-
yda.

 

Mrs Samuel Ayers, has theena guest
of her. sister. Mrs. D linrbutt in
Connon.

Mrs, .ilocelia Brown, is the guest of
her son J. Elmer Hull. and family of
Good Hill.

 

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The new Bridge at Valley Forge.
has been finished by Contractor C. 0.
Hull, hnd—Ollened for travel.

 

Mr, and Mrs. Charles IBenedict oil
Norfieid Fain], hove returned from an
auto trip to Springfield .‘lisss.

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Relatives from Bouthport and Fair»
field have been entertained at the real-
dence of Charles R. Morehouse.

The line Siberian blood-hound own-
The Annual “Sisters Night" will be
‘An elaborate program has
expected.

m

‘Mrs. Frank Hawley attended Tues-

aon of the late Hubert Downs former.
ly of this place.

 

DRANK DISINFECTANT IN JAIL.

NAUGA'I‘UCK, May 9.——A man who
gave his name no the ipolice as John
Miller. of Shelton, and his age as
forty. is seriously ill at the local lock-
up as a result of having taken two

doses of a liquid disinfectant. He was
Home Rhubarb, bunch so i Bermuda Onions, quart 8:: “mm“ Wednesday mg,“ on a minor
Lettuce, head cl Home Asparagus, bunch 25c charge and during the night gained
Walt Beans S lunch, AP ice, on Gra c Fruit. access to the receptacle‘where the I C'.
’ P p 8 ’ [I liquid was kept. vliedlecame very ill j ‘:
. afterwards. but said nothing of the . --
United Grocery Co, nature of his illness until he had been .:: 1
20 North Main St. ‘ Phone 148. sentenced yesterday in the borough , :1

court to thirty days in jail.‘“He then
ing that he did so because he did not

eiclan ordered an antidote. and while

who had been taken to the detention

. and took another drink of ii.
. his condition is curious. it is thought
he will recover.

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T‘s”

lirrc are two designs of the popular

Bulgarian and Russian
Blouse Suite

with draped skirts of .
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS

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told the court what he had done. and . I:
want to so to jail \or to live. A phy- - I:

the chief of police went :for hot the : j;
tor to use with the antidote. Miller, - ‘-

roorn. got to the disinfectant again and , _'_
While ' ~

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

HWORLDS BEST

SHOWS]?

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ti mum mum

huhmi tmmn Chili“

ORTONA FAMILY.
fin-flout than this (mill

DOWNIE Gt WHEELER'S
Fliiillis MLSIGIL nouns
THE BONNIERS. Acrill Muvcls
DOWNIE Q WHEELER' 3
rmuus mums in
mono: HORSES 04“,

to low of
Toni!

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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IN THE '0
DEMONS DASH

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

//
MAGNIFICENT “2- KING Flll-ZE 8'"! ET PARADE AT 10:30 A. l.’ »

2 PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 AND 8 P. M.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

So. Norwalk
Tuesday, May-

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"Talking About Mill Work

Our idea is to fulfill always, every day, in the best . .
way we know how, our mission as manufacturers of
such goods as you may desire, in the way of doors.
sash and trimming for your house, never to use poor
material and never in any way to allow any but the
best of workmanship May we ask you to test this?

The Hatch & Bailey Company

IDUTH NORWALK. CONN.

One of our specialtiesmBeaver Boards-éhettcr than
plaster, for it's non~cracking, vermin proof and lasts as
long as the building.

 

 

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age-'4; ..
out!

Selling, 0ut-- .
The So. Norwalk Dry Go‘ods co.

 

 

28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET

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m um‘amm

caning; REAL GillOUG.
Minding With it the Wonders ofdun»
aiciami: thoMymrlu culls Conn
' Depths; Dare-Devil Equeetricw
not. math Defyihu Acrobats
and Hundreds of New Features.
it will not be long now until the
sweating (toppled: home will dragthe
rumbling vans loaded Withhoavy on»
out paraphernalia from «the railroads

are filled with slowing aocounfia

 
 

star "Big Top.” They say the
is Just as advertised and hotter.
show will be here limit 'l‘uecd .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Constable Henry (1 Soil
terday placed an attachmo
on lll‘yuerty owned by Fran

 

 

 

 

 

out in favor of harry FL Wfl
Brooklyn. who brinds sill
alums on a abdomen

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, mm to the lot. oi exhibition at Wood-
word avenue. «'l‘he Donnie c Wheels,
_.wiil. make the place hum

be

p iainihf way glitch
the nonunion of

 

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